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unset (false). That is the value it is initially set to

It seems to get the value initially and it stays constant. Is there some way i can make a listener to catch checking events?

I will post the code for the classes.

Here is Checkbox

public class Checkbox extends ListActivity {
/** Called when the activity is first created. */

private static...

so i did


private static CheckBoxifiedTextListAdapter cbla;

and new method

public static getCbla()
{
return cbla;

Yes, there is only one instance at a time-the instance running in the onCreate() method of the Checkbox class. As you notice in the Checkbox class (i posted it above), I have a cbla. If I make this...

In prefWindow I can get the status, but to access cb1 in another class it would be impossible without making an instance of prefWindow.






public class Checkbox extends ListActivity {
...

Well they're mCheckboxes (in android) and while I have public getters, I can only use them on an instance of a class. For example (the runner class is named Checkboxes)
Checkboxes c = new...

Hello,
I have essentially a preferences window with a bunch of boolean checkboxes. In another class, I need to check the status of these checkboxes (checked or unchecked), but I don't know how to do...